Wheel\Motor combo Bracket
Brian_B
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Hi,
·This was a post on a bracket I going to offer , but with all the talk about spammers advertising
on the forum··it seemed like·It put me in the same boat as them. I know how frustated I was 2 weeks ago
when I could not post ,so I don't want to take the chance of being kicked off.
Brian
Post Edited (Brian Beckius) : 7/30/2008 5:17:19 PM GMT
·This was a post on a bracket I going to offer , but with all the talk about spammers advertising
on the forum··it seemed like·It put me in the same boat as them. I know how frustated I was 2 weeks ago
when I could not post ,so I don't want to take the chance of being kicked off.
Brian
Post Edited (Brian Beckius) : 7/30/2008 5:17:19 PM GMT
Comments
Personally, I would be looking for a well-designed package that includes a good wheel, a strong axle, a motor with enough speed and heft, and an appropriate mount.
It really is about how much payload one needs to carry. While the BoeBot is a good demonstration of concepts, it cannot easily survive abuse in the real world. One would say it is a bit light-weight.
I guess the next step up is a medium weight system that can carry rather heavy batteries and actually do some remote lifting and shifting.
Then there are the heavy-weights that can stand abuse and can exist with being stepped on by people or dropped.
Since much evolves around the availablilty of the right motor. I would start with catagorizing motors, and matching wheel assemblies to their shafts. The bracket is the last element to design and a good survey may show that you could create one bracket that applies to several kinds of motors.
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Post Edited (Kramer) : 7/27/2008 9:03:07 AM GMT